The Many Thoughts Of A Teenage Boy : The Path To A Healthy And Happy Adolescent Life

'The Many Thoughts of a Teenage Boy' is an autobiography which focuses on the life experiences faced by the author in his teenage years. The book is inspirational, motivating and teaches teenagers about themselves, their experiences and how to manage and overcome difficulties. We now live in a world of social media where cyber-bullying and suicidal intentions in teenagers are increasing. Therefore, as parents, educators, family members and acquaintances, we need to take on the responsibility to help our younger generation. Teenage boys' resort to gun violence, drugs and alcohol if not managed or given the relevant guidance. 'The Many Thoughts of a Teenage Boy' will also help parents struggling with their teenagers and the social issues they encounter on a daily basis. The book explores topics such as identity, spirituality, love, education and social interactions; which all help to shape one's behaviour. Having a mental and emotional strength becomes very important as these will help to manage teenager's reactions to every situation. Parents can benefit as this book acts as guidance to help reduce deviant behaviours in teenagers and provides an avenue to better control and interact with your teenagers. My experiences might be different from other teenagers in the world. This is due to different cultural backgrounds, social constructs, beliefs and value systems. Socialization also will play a part in this journey, however, the process towards mental stability and success remains the same. Each parent, each teenager and educator can benefit from the contents offered in this book. The process can now be paved for parents to understand your teenagers, the struggles they might be facing and the process to mental health and stability.

• | Author: Romaine N. Williams
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Sep 16, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 33 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1693690527
• | ISBN-13: 9781693690525